This is a continuation of last week's episode of Black Privilege with Pastor Roy Niedfeldt. Pastor Roy is a Cudahy, Wisconsin native who now lives in the crime-ridden Milwaukee neighborhood of Woodland. He believes Black people and their neighborhoods are ripe for revival.Show Highlights:·  Black young people's identity crisis·   Economic change needed·   Spirituality a huge emotional boost·   The black normal - life of violence·   Black communities ripe for revival·   Values are different in the black community due to culture·   Language barrier and having important conversations·   Government encouraged black single motherhood·   Only God can heal the wounds that are present in the black communityAdvertisement– A Prisoner’s Pardon Book by C.C. SkyeBook Trailer: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_dDQrWXk3lc8B-qQDuIgWjTqa2rMxOmv/view?usp=drive_linkAmazon Link:  APrisoner's Pardon: Only Through A Father's Love: Skye, C.C., Foth-Regner,Kitty, Fallahee, Kate: 9798988355625: Amazon.com: BooksOn sale now on Amazon, is the long-awaited book A Prisoner’s Pardon, Only througha Father’s love, can freedom be found. It is just in time for Father’s Day andwould make a wonderful gift for any father. It shows just how important afather is and that the father is not just out of the family house, but also thehouse of Government and the Church house. All three institutional houses arebroken and only through God the Father can restoration be made.  Now for those of you in book clubs, C.C. Skye has a great offer. If you areinterested in doing a question and answer with her about the book A Prisoner’sPardon, please send an email to michelle@prisonerspardon.com. This is a greatopportunity to get to meet the author. We look forward to hearing from you. Remember to follow us on social media: Facebookwww.facebook.com/aprisonerspardon LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/prisonerspardon Twitterhttps://twitter.com/AliceaMichelle